Math, asked by aashviiiii, 7 months ago

is ox+oy+c=0 a linear equation ...pls help pls pls pls

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Answered by gitsup

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No it is not

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Answered by DarkRadar

1

Answer:

No

Step-by-step explanation:

LINEAR EQUATION: An equation whose degree is 1

0x+0y+c=0 is not a linear equation because liner equation must have a degree of 1. But 0x+0y+c=c which is a constant.

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